Host your own fundraiser
One of the most exciting ways to help Animal Shelter is to host your own fundraiser. Even the small event can help us save a lot of animal lives.
Support animals at Animal Shelter
Animal Shelter is fortunate for the generosity and support of people and organizations throughout the area and beyond. Often, people spend their own time, money, and effort organizing a fundraiser to benefit our shelter. These fundraisers vary in type and size, but include lemonade stands, car washes, golf tournaments, and more.
If you are interested in organizing and hosting your own event to benefit Animal Shelter, please review our policies and procedures below, then check out our tips and downloads to help make your event a success.
Fundraiser Organization Information
There is a variety of events you can host to raise money for our shelter. We believe the initial part is the most important one, so why not start from creating your personal fundraising page on Facebook? It’s easy! Once you've set your goal and completed your page, send supporters to this page for easy online giving. Facebook Fundraisers are great for people who wish to have gifts directed to Animal Shelter.
In order to assure that Animal Shelter's name, image, and reputation are properly represented, we ask that all third-party fundraisers abide by our event policies. Thank you again for your efforts.
- The event must be promoted in a manner to avoid statements or the appearance of Animal Shelter endorsing any product, firm, organization, individual, or service.
- The name and logo must be used in accordance with Animal Shelter's graphic standards. All promotional materials must clearly state the percentage of proceeds that will benefit Animal Shelter.
- Animal Shelter should receive a list of targeted sponsors for the event before they are approached to minimize overlap with other events and/or fundraising campaigns that may be underway, if applicable.
- Event organizers must obtain their own liability insurance to cover the event. We are not financially liable for the promotion and/or staging of third-party events.
